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| | To create a communications system among Disaster Hubs, Emergency Operations Center, and Community-Level Centers |
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| | To get attention when all technology is unuseable |
| | To facilitate communications in the field |
| Radio Power sources like batteries, solar charge controllers, and connectors for external power Antennas Accessories such as microphones, programming cables for field programming, digital mode interfaces, meters, and digital QSL cards Durable, transportable container
| For Disaster Hubs and Community Emergency Centers |
| Extra batteries Uninterruptible power supplies Generators and fuel Solar generators (1500 W/hour) Portable generator (2K–3K W) Surge protectors
| To power the communications technology |
Personal protective equipment | Helmets Goggles N95 masks Chemical-resistant gloves Sturdy boots Flashlights and headlamps Weather-protective clothing Maps Compasses USB charging cables and chargers GPS Personal first aid kit Food Water
| To keep volunteers safe and able to do their jobs |
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| Starlink satellite internet kit Mesh wifi router system (3-pack) Network switch (8-16 ports) Weather-resistant equipment case Extension cords Power adapters Basic network testing equipment Backup UPS battery system Antennas Coaxial cables Repeaters Packet radio networks Professional satellite communication array Mesh network system Drone Cybersecurity system Network monitoring and protection software Emergency Cloud services Backup data storage
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